Miami Video Production & Photography Company

Budgets can swing widely because there are many production tiers—each tailored to the vision and creative complexity of your shoot. As a ballpark, most single-day projects with a small crew, cinema cameras and a 60- to 90-second edit land in the $5,000 and up range. Larger commercial spots—think actors, multiple locations, motion graphics or intricate set design—usually range from $10,000+. We’ll give you a precise quote once we understand your concept, timeline and deliverables.

1. Discovery call & creative brief

2. Script + storyboard approval

3. Shoot day(s) with on-site monitor for live feedback

4. Editing, color grade, graphics, and licensed music

5. Two rounds of revisions and final delivery in every platform format

I create still-image campaigns (product, lifestyle, corporate headshots, real estate) and full-service video productions (brand films, social ads, interviews, event coverage). From concept and storyboarding to final retouching and color-grading, my team handles the entire pipeline in-house.

Yes—when it makes sense for the project. For smaller-scale shoots (product launches, executive portraits with B-roll, quick social-media assets) my hybrid camera systems and dual-skill crew can capture high-resolution photos and 4K/6K video simultaneously, saving you time and budget.

For larger or time-sensitive productions—think multi-location brand films, high-volume headshot stations, or events with a tight run-of-show—I’ll bring in dedicated photo and video teams, each led by a department head but fully synced under one production timeline. This ensures we never compromise lighting setups, coverage, or creative quality.

Bottom line: whether it’s a lean two-person unit or a full crew with separate cinematographers, photographers, ACs, and gaffers, I have the right people ready to go—so you get seamless, stress-free coverage tailored to your goals.

Absolutely. We offer multi-camera live-switching, bonded LTE backup, custom graphics, and simultaneous streaming to YouTube, LinkedIn, and Facebook.

For larger or time-sensitive productions—think multi-location brand films, high-volume headshot stations, or events with a tight run-of-show—I’ll bring in dedicated photo and video teams, each led by a department head but fully synced under one production timeline. This ensures we never compromise lighting setups, coverage, or creative quality.

Bottom line: whether it’s a lean two-person unit or a full crew with separate cinematographers, photographers, ACs, and gaffers, I have the right people ready to go—so you get seamless, stress-free coverage tailored to your goals.

Absolutely—and the advantages go well beyond convenience:

• Unified Creative Vision
  One director oversees lighting, color palette, framing, and brand storytelling, so your stills and motion pieces look like they belong in the same campaign, not two separate projects.

• Time-Saving Workflow
  Shared setups mean we light a scene once, then roll right into photo or video capture. You spend fewer hours on set and get back to business faster.

• Cost Efficiency
  A hybrid crew uses overlapping gear, grip, and locations, trimming rental fees and line-item overlap. You get more content for the same—or often less—budget.

• Simplified Logistics
  One call sheet, one contract, one point of contact. No juggling multiple vendors or trying to align competing schedules.

• Consistent Post-Production
  Our in-house team color-grades footage and retouches images side-by-side, ensuring skin tones, product colors, and overall vibes match across every deliverable.

• Flexible Content Strategy
  Need last-minute vertical Reels, behind-the-scenes stills, or a hero banner image? Because we’re set up for both mediums, we can pivot on the fly without calling in extra crews.

That said, scale matters. For large, multi-scene productions where photo and video each demand full focus, we’ll expand to dedicated teams—still under the same creative umbrella—so quality never takes a back seat. Whether streamlined or fully crewed, you get a cohesive visual story and a smooth, stress-free experience.

Yes. I handle film permits for Miami, Miami Beach, and surrounding municipalities and carry $2 million in liability insurance—meeting most corporate and municipal requirements.